sony's broken promises?

[sam evans]

Hi,
I have a psp go and when I bought it I thought Sony had said that all future games would see a downloadable release however, Kingdom Hearts - Birth By Sleep will not be released on ps store and i rang sony customer support and they denied sony had made any promises that all games would be released on ps store and they told me if i can find proof that sony said all future psp games will be released on ps store then they might be able to give me something
so im asking if anybody can find a link showing that sony said all games will come out on ps store. Thanks

 

[Jesus]

I assume this is before they released Dissidia
It had 5.2 million copies pirated
They aren't taking that chance again

 

[skyfoxx]

I've never heard Sony say this at all. EVER.

 

[Chuman]

I did, just can't find out where.

 

[Yessir_23]

Here they are:
News: All PSP games after Oct 1 downloadable - ComputerAndVideoGames.com
All PSP games released after October 1 will be downloadable

Unfortunately even the idiot making the bold claim acknowledges that third party choices may differ.

FYI, PSP Go owners like you and me still have hope of a PSN release, but just don't expect one terribly soon :/

 

[rockxas]

"All PSP titles, moving forward, will be digitally distributed via the PlayStation store and at retail via UMD as well" is what chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment Kaz Hirai said at E3 2009.
source:
YouTube - PSP Go- E3 09: Conference Footage 2 New From E3 [HQ] |02-06-09| part 2
skip to 1:45

 

[Chrono Mizaki]

I'm just surprised that Sony hasn't, you know, enforced this UMD and Digital Copy onto 3rd Party Devs as part of an agreement to develop for the PSP. Like Trophy Support for the PS3. It's somewhat stupid that they made this promise, yet 3rd party devs aren't.

 

[Yessir_23]

@rockxas
That's an even better source than mine

 

[Chuman]

Hah got the little bitchs pinned now.

 

[marcoreo]

damn this would be intresting and cool if you could make them release the game on ps store.
i mean its true that if sony made a new console its expected that all games will apppear on it.

 

[Dannydecay]

I really doubt that bbs will be released digitally anytime within this year.

 

[Jesus]

Too bad for you guys, they aren't going to release it on PSN, you're better off trading in the Go for a 3000

 

[Artorius Rex]

Who actually wasted their munny on a piece of shit like the Go? Just get the 3000.

 

[skyfoxx]

Meh, I don't really care. The Go was a failure anyway... (seriously $250?! 50 more dollars and you might as well get a PS3 instead... -_-)

 

[Marx15]

Meh, I don't really care. The Go was a failure anyway... (seriously $250?! 50 more dollars and you might as well get a PS3 instead... -_-)

Ya....I don't see the hype in that at all. From the get "Go" (haha pun), i thought the Go would be bad.

 

[Braixhim]

From what I heard it's up for the game studio to decide if they want it on the PSN store or not. Square has no problem with putting the game there, I think it was Disney who didn't want it on there.

On another note I'd like to ask why did people buy a PSP Go? You can download games on any other PSP, and play UMD's on it. It's like you're paying more for less.

 

[skyfoxx]

Square has no problem with putting the game there, I think it was Disney who didn't want it on there.

I dunno, I think Square would have problems with putting it on PSN after what happened with Dissidia -_-

 

[Jadentheman]

Too bad for you guys, they aren't going to release it on PSN, you're better off trading in the Go for a 3000

Or resorting to piracy. Which will it be support them or stick it to the man?

 

[impart]

yeah, that sucks.

but are you really surprised

when I herd about the PSP Go it was around Christmas and I was terrified that BBS was going to be put out on the PSP Go and I had just bought a PSP. but I guess it turned out okay for me although,
it wouldn't have surprised me if they only put it out for the PSP Go. it's a dick move ether way

 

[Silver_Soul]

for some reason

i smell sues brewing

failed sues